Newark City Council Grapples with Housing Crisis and Heating Issues in Special Meeting

Overview: The Newark City Council convened for a special meeting on December 9, 2025, addressing issues including housing maintenance, heating problems, and fiscal responsibility.

Farmington Planning Commission Discusses Future Development and Traffic Concerns Amid Property Plans

Overview: The Farmington Planning Commission convened on December 9, 2025, to deliberate on several issues, notably the proposed development of the Malchesy Peelock property and its implications for future land use, traffic, and utility services.

Flemington Planning Board Discusses Development Projects and Parking Ordinance Changes

Overview: The Flemington Planning Board meeting focused on several topics, including a new resident parking ordinance and the progress of various development projects. Key discussions involved the development of Quota Road properties, a proposed cannabis retail center with related site modifications, and ongoing interactions with the New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) regarding traffic and access permits.

Livingston Zoning Board Deliberates on Multiple Variance Requests Amidst Concerns of Neighborhood Impact

Overview: During the recent meeting of the Livingston Town Zoning Board of Adjustment, multiple variance applications were reviewed, with discussions centering on applications that highlighted the complexities of zoning regulations and neighborhood impacts. The board addressed various requests, including those from homeowners seeking adjustments for retaining walls and new residential constructions, as well as concerns about potential overdevelopment and its effects on community aesthetics and housing affordability.

Apopka Planning Commission Approves Development Projects Amid Traffic and Impact Fee Concerns

Overview: The Apopka Planning Commission recently held a meeting where discussions revolved around approving major development projects, traffic management plans, and increases in municipal impact fees. The meeting, which included the approval of a special exception for outdoor storage and zoning changes for several properties, also highlighted ongoing concerns about infrastructure readiness and financial implications for residents.